Monday, April 17, 2017

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TH KIND OF TURNOUT. THE DEMOCRATS CERTAINLY WILL

HAVE A VERY HIGH TURNOUT. >> OVER THE WEEKEND, WE GOT A

COUPLE DEVELOPMENTS HAVING TO DO WITH TRANSPARENCY.

YOU HAVE THOSE PROTESTS AROUND THE COUNTRY, PRESIDENT TRUMP

STILL REFUSES TO RELEASE HIS TAX RETURN, THE OTHER ASPECT, THE

WHITE HOUSE'S ANNOUNCEMENT THEY WILL NOT MAKE VISITOR LOGS

PUBLIC. THIS IS A PRESIDENT WHO PROMISED

TRANSPARENCY. IS HE BREAKING THAT PROMISE?

>> WELL, I WOULDN'T SAY HE'S BREAKING A PROMISE BUT I WOULD

DISAGREE ON THE WHITE HOUSE VISITORS LOGS.

THAT INFORMATION IS GOING TO GET OUT THERE ANYWAY.

>> YEAH, BUT NOT UNTIL FIVE YEARS AFTER HE LEAVES.

DO YOU THINK THAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE --

>> I AGREE WITH YOU, CHRIS. >> WHO HAS THE INFLUENCE THERE?

THESE ARE BOTH QUESTIONS ABOUT INFLUENCE REALLY.

WHO'S HE MEETING WITH, THAT'S A QUESTION OF WHO'S GOT THE TIME,

THE QUESTION OF THE TAXES, WHO'S ON HIS TAX RETURN, THESE ARE

QUESTIONS OF INFLUENCE, WHO'S INFLUENCING OUR PRESIDENT, YOU

DON'T THINK THAT THAT'S A CRITICAL QUESTION?

>> NO, ACTUALLY, AS I SAID, I AGREE WITH YOU IN TERMS OF THE

WHITE HOUSE LOGS. IF IT WERE MY DECISION I WOULD

MAKE THEM AVAILABLE. I DON'T THINK ANYTHING SINISTER

IS HAPPENING THERE. IT'S LESS A QUESTION OF

INFLUENCE. HIS ADVISORS HAVE THE MOST

INFLUENCE. QUESTION OF ACCESS WHO IS GOING

IN AND OUT AND THAT'S A FAIR QUESTION.

THE PRESIDENT IS WITHIN HIS RIGHTS BUT PERSONALLY I WOULD

ADVICE HIM TO RELEASE HIM. ON THE TAX RETURNS A DIFFERENT

POINT OF VIEW. IF WE WANT DO THAT WE NEED TO

CHANGE THE LAW. HE'S PERFECTLY WITHIN HIS RIGHTS

AND RELEASED A FULL FINANCIAL STATEMENT AS REQUIRED BY LAW.

PEOPLE WANT TO DO SOMETHING THERE THEN PASS A LAW.

SHOULDN'T BE RETROACTIVE. YOU CAN DO THAT GOING FORWARD.

I DON'T THINK YOU'RE REQUIRED BECAUSE IT'S NOT A REQUIREMENT

OF LAW TO MAKE YOUR PERSONAL

For more infomation >> Rep. Tom Cole On President Donald Trump's Lack Of Transparency | MSNBC - Duration: 1:50.

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Female Education - Duration: 6:49.

Hello

I'm Denisse Sasso and I'm sixteen years old and this is my senior year

Hi my name is Kaylen I'm ten years old and I go to fourth grade "a"

Hi my name is Flor Martinez

I'm sixteen years old and I'm in my senior year

Hi I'm Sharon I'm fifteen years old and I go to tenth grade

Hello my name is Ernesto

I'm fifteen years old

I'm in going to ninth grade

Hi my name is Mercy

And I am ten years old and I'm in fifth grade

Hello my name is Gerardo Chinchilla

I'm sixteen years old

And I'm in eleventh grade

Hi my name is Abigail Lapka I'm twelve years old and I go to seventh grade

Hi my name is Jade

I am fourteen years old

and I go to eighth grade

Okay hello guys, my name is Guillermo

I am the sub-principal of the school

and I'm going to answer some questions

Why is it important for a woman to have an education?

I think that it's important in both cases

because

we are all intelligent

maybe we can have different intelligence's like

math or linguistics or music but

it's important to be

educated

I think female education is something really important

and that should be improved world wide

I think that it's something very important because

as women we have the same rights as men

so having education will let us be successful in life and maybe we could change the world

It's important because

that way we could be equal to men

and we could be able to support ourselves

Female education is important because

every single person

needs to have a good education

because through history

the female has been like

put to a side and

the females don't have an education

and don't have like an opinion

and with education

they can have a voice

they can

they can make

big things

So for me it's so important because

it creates our society

equality

and also

gives us the big plus of what a woman can do

I that it's very important in our world because

as you know we are all equals

How do you feel about women not being able to go to school

or receive an education in other countries?

I think that's

that's not fair because

every human being needs education

I think it's really sad

in my opinion because

I also think it's unfair because

if men get to go to school

why not

why can't girls go to school?

And since I'm a girl

I get to go to school

and receive a good education

to get a better job in the future

I feel that

women deserve education

doesn't matter

in what part of the world you are in

and

in other countries women just for being girls

don't have an education

and I think that

they deserve it

I would like to change that because

I want that all girls

and women have a good education

"A threat to girls education anywhere is a threat to progress everywhere"

What do you think about that?

I think that if more women

had the opportunity to study and to have a better education

they would be able to improve in many ways their

community, their society, their families and more people

would be like more joining to

to get a better world

Well, it's a reality

when women start to

be educated

the world starts to be more equal so that's one of the advantages

I'm really glad to see how girls are taking leadership in our society

and everywhere

I think that the statement is true because

when you stop a girl from studying

the whole country will miss a very important piece

because you are something very important

and maybe you could be the difference

If you could change something in the world

what would it be?

Violence and education

because here in our country

most people don't have an education because of resources

so I want

or I wish to provide those resources

That people would

would receive Jesus

and that there wouldn't be so much gangs

I would change

some education things like

the topics that we speak of

and the way that some teachers behave

by treating other people differently because of their

race, religion, sexuality or gender

Trying to give people that don't have access to education

to have it

to have education and access to medical care, water and food supplies

Well to change the law in other countries

for example Pakistan

and yeah to be able that

girls can have education

Thank you

For more infomation >> Female Education - Duration: 6:49.

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ЖИТЕЙСКИЕ ХИТРОСТИ НА КАЖДЫЙ ДЕНЬ - Duration: 3:00.

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Doc Mcstuffins Bad Baby Mermaid Детки превратили КУКЛУ БАРБИ в РУСАЛОЧКУ Mermaid Kids - Duration: 15:34.

Baby Mermaid stranded on the beach

Where is my mommy mermaid?

Welcome to toy with toys and don't forget to subscribe

but this is a Polar Express 65. Come and play with me.

It is so much fun. I love you

For more infomation >> Doc Mcstuffins Bad Baby Mermaid Детки превратили КУКЛУ БАРБИ в РУСАЛОЧКУ Mermaid Kids - Duration: 15:34.

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1312 E 23rd St - Duration: 14:21.

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Ensinando e aprendendo (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:46.

For more infomation >> Ensinando e aprendendo (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:46.

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Entre versos e rimas (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 2:27.

For more infomation >> Entre versos e rimas (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 2:27.

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Laboratório de bolso - Duration: 6:28.

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Solta esse black (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:41.

For more infomation >> Solta esse black (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:41.

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A Pequena Bo Peep | Rimas infantis para crianças | Canções préescolares | Música para bebês - Duration: 55:54.

Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep

And doesn't know where to find them

Leave them alone

And they'll come home

Wagging their tails behind them

Little Bo Peep she searched for her sheep

But didn't quite know how to find them

She looked everywhere

From here and to there

But still couldn't think where to find them

Little Bo Peep had fallen asleep

And dreamt that she was all alone

But when she awoke

And pulled back her cloak

She saw that her sheep had come home

Little Bo Peep had lost her sheep

And didn't know where to find them

She left them alone

And they came home

Wagging their tails behind them

For more infomation >> A Pequena Bo Peep | Rimas infantis para crianças | Canções préescolares | Música para bebês - Duration: 55:54.

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Insonnnia - Musica Rilassante Per Sonno - Dormire - Wellness - Antistress - Ansia Musica Relax - Duration: 4:01:57.

For more infomation >> Insonnnia - Musica Rilassante Per Sonno - Dormire - Wellness - Antistress - Ansia Musica Relax - Duration: 4:01:57.

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Teresina é sede do I Seminário de Arbovirose - Duration: 3:49.

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El príncipe Harry rompe el silencio y confiesa los problemas que tuvo tras la muerte de su madre - Duration: 1:21.

For more infomation >> El príncipe Harry rompe el silencio y confiesa los problemas que tuvo tras la muerte de su madre - Duration: 1:21.

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Vicepresidente Pence le advierte a Core del Norte que "la paciencia estratégica se acabó" - Duration: 0:24.

For more infomation >> Vicepresidente Pence le advierte a Core del Norte que "la paciencia estratégica se acabó" - Duration: 0:24.

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Tenda Móvel (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:24.

For more infomation >> Tenda Móvel (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:24.

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Aumenta en todo el país el número de arrestos a inmigrantes sin antecedentes penales - Duration: 2:46.

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2016121870240 - Duration: 0:06.

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Cruzando os sertões da mata branca (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:28.

For more infomation >> Cruzando os sertões da mata branca (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:28.

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¿Qué hacer si es testigo de un delito, suicidio o crimen transmitido por redes sociales? - Duration: 1:49.

For more infomation >> ¿Qué hacer si es testigo de un delito, suicidio o crimen transmitido por redes sociales? - Duration: 1:49.

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Dos mujeres alteraron la calma de la Pascua y armaron una pelea en una tienda Walmart en California - Duration: 1:03.

For more infomation >> Dos mujeres alteraron la calma de la Pascua y armaron una pelea en una tienda Walmart en California - Duration: 1:03.

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Más problemas para United Airlines: una pareja denuncia que fue obligada a bajar de un avión - Duration: 1:12.

For more infomation >> Más problemas para United Airlines: una pareja denuncia que fue obligada a bajar de un avión - Duration: 1:12.

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Iniciada em Teresina Campanha da Vacinação Contra a Gripe - Duration: 1:54.

For more infomation >> Iniciada em Teresina Campanha da Vacinação Contra a Gripe - Duration: 1:54.

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Libras: a voz do silêncio (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:16.

For more infomation >> Libras: a voz do silêncio (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:16.

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Riquezas da Gruta do Padre (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:32.

For more infomation >> Riquezas da Gruta do Padre (Libras) - Criativos da Escola 2016 - Duration: 1:32.

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Renault Clio TCE 90 ICONIC | LEDER SPORSTOELEN | R-LINK | CLIMATE - Duration: 1:01.

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Rep. Tom Cole On President Donald Trump's Lack Of Transparency | MSNBC - Duration: 1:50.

TH KIND OF TURNOUT. THE DEMOCRATS CERTAINLY WILL

HAVE A VERY HIGH TURNOUT. >> OVER THE WEEKEND, WE GOT A

COUPLE DEVELOPMENTS HAVING TO DO WITH TRANSPARENCY.

YOU HAVE THOSE PROTESTS AROUND THE COUNTRY, PRESIDENT TRUMP

STILL REFUSES TO RELEASE HIS TAX RETURN, THE OTHER ASPECT, THE

WHITE HOUSE'S ANNOUNCEMENT THEY WILL NOT MAKE VISITOR LOGS

PUBLIC. THIS IS A PRESIDENT WHO PROMISED

TRANSPARENCY. IS HE BREAKING THAT PROMISE?

>> WELL, I WOULDN'T SAY HE'S BREAKING A PROMISE BUT I WOULD

DISAGREE ON THE WHITE HOUSE VISITORS LOGS.

THAT INFORMATION IS GOING TO GET OUT THERE ANYWAY.

>> YEAH, BUT NOT UNTIL FIVE YEARS AFTER HE LEAVES.

DO YOU THINK THAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE --

>> I AGREE WITH YOU, CHRIS. >> WHO HAS THE INFLUENCE THERE?

THESE ARE BOTH QUESTIONS ABOUT INFLUENCE REALLY.

WHO'S HE MEETING WITH, THAT'S A QUESTION OF WHO'S GOT THE TIME,

THE QUESTION OF THE TAXES, WHO'S ON HIS TAX RETURN, THESE ARE

QUESTIONS OF INFLUENCE, WHO'S INFLUENCING OUR PRESIDENT, YOU

DON'T THINK THAT THAT'S A CRITICAL QUESTION?

>> NO, ACTUALLY, AS I SAID, I AGREE WITH YOU IN TERMS OF THE

WHITE HOUSE LOGS. IF IT WERE MY DECISION I WOULD

MAKE THEM AVAILABLE. I DON'T THINK ANYTHING SINISTER

IS HAPPENING THERE. IT'S LESS A QUESTION OF

INFLUENCE. HIS ADVISORS HAVE THE MOST

INFLUENCE. QUESTION OF ACCESS WHO IS GOING

IN AND OUT AND THAT'S A FAIR QUESTION.

THE PRESIDENT IS WITHIN HIS RIGHTS BUT PERSONALLY I WOULD

ADVICE HIM TO RELEASE HIM. ON THE TAX RETURNS A DIFFERENT

POINT OF VIEW. IF WE WANT DO THAT WE NEED TO

CHANGE THE LAW. HE'S PERFECTLY WITHIN HIS RIGHTS

AND RELEASED A FULL FINANCIAL STATEMENT AS REQUIRED BY LAW.

PEOPLE WANT TO DO SOMETHING THERE THEN PASS A LAW.

SHOULDN'T BE RETROACTIVE. YOU CAN DO THAT GOING FORWARD.

I DON'T THINK YOU'RE REQUIRED BECAUSE IT'S NOT A REQUIREMENT

OF LAW TO MAKE YOUR PERSONAL

For more infomation >> Rep. Tom Cole On President Donald Trump's Lack Of Transparency | MSNBC - Duration: 1:50.

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Female Education - Duration: 6:49.

Hello

I'm Denisse Sasso and I'm sixteen years old and this is my senior year

Hi my name is Kaylen I'm ten years old and I go to fourth grade "a"

Hi my name is Flor Martinez

I'm sixteen years old and I'm in my senior year

Hi I'm Sharon I'm fifteen years old and I go to tenth grade

Hello my name is Ernesto

I'm fifteen years old

I'm in going to ninth grade

Hi my name is Mercy

And I am ten years old and I'm in fifth grade

Hello my name is Gerardo Chinchilla

I'm sixteen years old

And I'm in eleventh grade

Hi my name is Abigail Lapka I'm twelve years old and I go to seventh grade

Hi my name is Jade

I am fourteen years old

and I go to eighth grade

Okay hello guys, my name is Guillermo

I am the sub-principal of the school

and I'm going to answer some questions

Why is it important for a woman to have an education?

I think that it's important in both cases

because

we are all intelligent

maybe we can have different intelligence's like

math or linguistics or music but

it's important to be

educated

I think female education is something really important

and that should be improved world wide

I think that it's something very important because

as women we have the same rights as men

so having education will let us be successful in life and maybe we could change the world

It's important because

that way we could be equal to men

and we could be able to support ourselves

Female education is important because

every single person

needs to have a good education

because through history

the female has been like

put to a side and

the females don't have an education

and don't have like an opinion

and with education

they can have a voice

they can

they can make

big things

So for me it's so important because

it creates our society

equality

and also

gives us the big plus of what a woman can do

I that it's very important in our world because

as you know we are all equals

How do you feel about women not being able to go to school

or receive an education in other countries?

I think that's

that's not fair because

every human being needs education

I think it's really sad

in my opinion because

I also think it's unfair because

if men get to go to school

why not

why can't girls go to school?

And since I'm a girl

I get to go to school

and receive a good education

to get a better job in the future

I feel that

women deserve education

doesn't matter

in what part of the world you are in

and

in other countries women just for being girls

don't have an education

and I think that

they deserve it

I would like to change that because

I want that all girls

and women have a good education

"A threat to girls education anywhere is a threat to progress everywhere"

What do you think about that?

I think that if more women

had the opportunity to study and to have a better education

they would be able to improve in many ways their

community, their society, their families and more people

would be like more joining to

to get a better world

Well, it's a reality

when women start to

be educated

the world starts to be more equal so that's one of the advantages

I'm really glad to see how girls are taking leadership in our society

and everywhere

I think that the statement is true because

when you stop a girl from studying

the whole country will miss a very important piece

because you are something very important

and maybe you could be the difference

If you could change something in the world

what would it be?

Violence and education

because here in our country

most people don't have an education because of resources

so I want

or I wish to provide those resources

That people would

would receive Jesus

and that there wouldn't be so much gangs

I would change

some education things like

the topics that we speak of

and the way that some teachers behave

by treating other people differently because of their

race, religion, sexuality or gender

Trying to give people that don't have access to education

to have it

to have education and access to medical care, water and food supplies

Well to change the law in other countries

for example Pakistan

and yeah to be able that

girls can have education

Thank you

For more infomation >> Female Education - Duration: 6:49.

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ЖИТЕЙСКИЕ ХИТРОСТИ НА КАЖДЫЙ ДЕНЬ - Duration: 3:00.

For more infomation >> ЖИТЕЙСКИЕ ХИТРОСТИ НА КАЖДЫЙ ДЕНЬ - Duration: 3:00.

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Doc Mcstuffins Bad Baby Mermaid Детки превратили КУКЛУ БАРБИ в РУСАЛОЧКУ Mermaid Kids - Duration: 15:34.

Baby Mermaid stranded on the beach

Where is my mommy mermaid?

Welcome to toy with toys and don't forget to subscribe

but this is a Polar Express 65. Come and play with me.

It is so much fun. I love you

For more infomation >> Doc Mcstuffins Bad Baby Mermaid Детки превратили КУКЛУ БАРБИ в РУСАЛОЧКУ Mermaid Kids - Duration: 15:34.

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Jeff Sessions Doesn't Know Why People Hate His Backwards Anti-Marijuana Policies - Duration: 3:29.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is very confused right now.

You see, when he took office as Attorney General he thought the entire American population

was going to get behind him and his war on marijuana, a war that has been waged for nearly

a century and by all measures was an absolute failure, but the Alabama Attorney General

thought he was going to come in here and convince us all that marijuana is evil and that we

need to get rid of it, we need to throw anyone who uses it into prison, and why don't people

like me anymore?

That's what Jeff Sessions is saying today.

But here's the thing that Jeff Sessions clearly doesn't realize.

The majority of people in the United States support the decriminalization of marijuana,

plain and simple.

Furthermore, states that have decriminalized recreational marijuana and allowed for the

recreational use have seen huge economic benefits from this.

They're actually making a ton of money off of it.

It's saving once downtrodden economies.

You get marijuana tourists coming in.

These are tax dollars that previously were not going to these areas and now they're starting

to boom again.

Jeff Sessions doesn't understand that because he only sees the one-sided view of marijuana,

and that is basically what we saw in the early 1900s when somebody testified before Congress

... I forget who it was, but they said that the reason we need to outlaw marijuana is

because it makes white women want to sleep with black men.

Jeff Sessions, I guarantee you, still believes that.

In fact, he said that his only problem with the KKK was that they smoke marijuana.

Other than that, he liked them.

Jeff Sessions is never going to be liked by the American public.

It wouldn't matter if he came out today and said, "You know what?

I support full decriminalization of marijuana all across the United States.

Everybody light up right now."

Nothing will make people like this man because we know that he's a racist.

We know that he perjured himself during his confirmation hearings when he willingly gave

up the information, saying, "I did not talk to any Russians," and then it turns out yeah,

actually he talked to the Russians quite a bit.

I know that wasn't the question he was asked, but he offered up the information, he was

under oath, it was a lie, that is perjury.

So, Jeff Sessions, if you're worried about why people don't like you, it actually has

less to do with the marijuana policy and more about the fact that you are grossly incompetent

and really shouldn't hold any job in the United States.

You can't have a career built on racism and expect people to just fall in love with you

once you get an even higher position.

You've been a piece of crap for most of your professional career and you think that it's

the marijuana that is making people not like you?

No.

It's who you are as a human being that's making people not like you.

For more infomation >> Jeff Sessions Doesn't Know Why People Hate His Backwards Anti-Marijuana Policies - Duration: 3:29.

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Mirai_Sekai - Morning to Evening Vlog | Project T - Duration: 15:28.

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The Chainsmokers – My Type (Lyrics / Lyric Video) ft. Emily Warren - Duration: 3:40.

[Verse 1] You don't gotta say it, I know you ain't stayin'

over And I won't even mention the fact that you're

never sober I never know which side I'm gonna get tonight

And the closer we get, the less I think I know you

[Chorus] But you're just my type

The kind that only calls me late at night You can't decide if you'll be yours or mine

I hate to say it, but you're just my type Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah

[Hook/Drop] Just my type

Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah Just my type

Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah

[Verse 2] And I'm foolin' myself, 'cause I know that

I'll never change ya But you told me the truth, so I guess I can't

really blame ya No, you're not the one, but you're all I want,

yeah People say I'll get hurt, I don't know what

they're so afraid of

[Chorus] But you're just my type

The kind that only calls me late at night You can't decide if you'll be yours or mine

I hate to say it, but you're just my type Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah

[Hook/Drop] Just my type

Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah Just my type

Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah

[Chorus] But you're just my type

The kind that only calls me late at night You can't decide if you'll be yours or mine

I hate to say it, but you're just my type Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah

[Hook/Drop] Just my type (oh, I hate to say it, but you're)

Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah Just my type

Yeah, you're just my type, yeah, yeah

My type Oh, I hate to say it, but you're

My type Oh, I hate to say it, but you're

For more infomation >> The Chainsmokers – My Type (Lyrics / Lyric Video) ft. Emily Warren - Duration: 3:40.

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Opel Insignia Sports Tourer 1.6 T INNOVATION - NAVI - CAMERA - AGR STOEL - 9982 KM !! - Duration: 1:01.

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Volvo S60 2.0T INTRO EDITION Navigatie Leer 18"LM 203PK! - Duration: 0:59.

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Alex Jones' Lawyer Insists He Isn't Crazy, He's Just Playing A Character - Duration: 4:09.

In case you weren't aware, Alex Jones, the right-wing conspiracy theorist, host of Infowars,

is currently going through a pretty nasty custody battle with his ex-wife.

According to his ex-wife in a recent hearing, she doesn't like the fact that Alex Jones

goes on air in their own home, that's where his studio is, says all of these crazy things

with the kids sitting right there.

The kids listen, okay?

His kids are paying attention to the dangerous, harmful things that he is saying every single

day.

His ex-wife is furious about this.

She doesn't want her children to be brainwashed.

She doesn't want her children to grow up believing that this is an acceptable way to behave.

Alex Jones' lawyer has assured us during this custody hearing that Alex Jones himself doesn't

even believe the crazy things he saying.

According to Alex Jones' lawyer, this, the guy who's hosting Infowars, this is just a

character.

That's not actually who Alex Jones is.

Alex Jones is just a normal, regular guy.

He's acting.

This is all a big act.

We've all been hoodwinked.

Alex Jones is not a crazy guy.

Now, here's the thing about this.

I don't know which is actually worse, if Alex Jones believes in the things he says or if

he's just pretending in an effort to make money.

Because either way, the things that he says are dangerous.

The things that he says inspire people to do crazy, dangerous things like take a gun

into a pizza parlor and start shooting up the place.

That is on Alex Jones' head.

I know he's apologized for it but that means exactly squat.

It took him several months after that gunman went into that pizza parlor to come out and

say, "Yeah, I'm sorry.

I was wrong."

That's what Alex Jones' ex-wife is concerned about for her children.

Because even if it all is all for show, even if Alex Jones is the most normal, sane person

in the universe, his kids aren't seeing that if they're watching his show.

Kids are very impressionable.

I don't have to tell anybody that.

We know this.

We know that they do get impressioned by the things they watch, but most importantly by

their parents.

The largest role-models a child will ever have are the parents.

When you have one parent who goes online every single day and says that President Obama might

have been part of some kind of lizard race or that there's a secret pizza parlor menu

where you can order child sex, those things leave a lasting impression on your children.

Whether or not it's an act is irrelevant.

The things that Alex Jones says are dangerous and harmful to children and that is what his

ex-wife is trying to convince the court.

Because to be honest with you, I personally didn't even know Alex Jones had kids, but

knowing this and knowing that they've been in that room with him while he spews this

hatred, makes me sick.

Alex Jones should not be allowed to have custody of these children until he finally comes out,

ends this show, admits it's all an act, possibly goes to therapy or counseling, and then maybe

he can be a good father.

But if you're out there teaching your kids that climate change isn't real or that there's

lizard people or that chemtrails are controlling our brains, you are too crazy to have kids.

These kids need somebody that they can look up to.

Somebody that they can respect.

Somebody who's going to teach them right from wrong.

Somebody smart enough to help them with their homework.

Unfortunately, Alex Jones isn't that kind of guy.

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Ahsoka "Lives" - What That Means and How She Appears in Star Wars Rebels Season 4 - Duration: 5:48.

By now you have likely heard what Dave Filoni did at the Star Wars Rebels season four panel.

He wore a shirt that said Ahsoka lives? with a question mark and after the trailer played,

he had changed his shirt to say Ahsoka lives! with an exclamation point.

Back at Celebration 2016, Mr. Filoni already confirmed we would be seeing Ahsoka again,

but he said it might not be in the way that we expect.

So today I want to talk about what I think it means when Dave says "Ahsoka lives."

First, to be clear, I don't think a shirt is absolutely one hundred percent confirmation

that she survived her fight with Darth Vader.

In the press conference following the panel, he was still very coy about it all, and didn't

even acknowledge the shirt change when he was directly asked about it.

He's hinting at something, sure, but I wouldn't necessarily say it means Ahsoka didn't die.

I think it's more likely that we will see that Ahsoka lives on in some form.

I know that doesn't make much sense, so I'll explain.

I do not think Darth Vader would allow Ahsoka to walk away from that fight.

In concept art for the episode, she was seen stabbed by Vader.

So I think she probably died on Malachor.

But I think we'll see that she has found a new way to retain her consciousness or her

essence or something.

Shortly after the episode where she fought Vader, Filoni released a bunch of artwork

that he said provided hints for what's to come for her story.

I already analyzed them in a video about a year ago, but in light of the new trailer,

I am adjusting my interpretation.

Because I think we see Ahsoka, or at least what she has become in the trailer.

In the art, I get a real sense of Ahsoka traveling basically into the underworld.

She is being guided by the convor seen in season two.

I don't think she's literally traveling through the depths of the Sith temple, but

rather it's all a metaphor.

But the most important image is the final one where she is framed by a circle of wolves.

Dave Filoni openly has a huge love for wolves, and that's been seen throughout the Clone

Wars and his wardrobe, and he always wanted to do an episode where Ahsoka rode a giant

wolf.

And what do we see in the season four trailer?

A giant wolf being ridden by Ezra and Sabine.

During our previous visit to the Lothal Jedi temple in season two, we can see artwork of

wolves on the walls.

I think the implication of that artwork is that Ahsoka is that wolf.

Now whether that means she's been reincarnated or her consciousness is actually in the creature

or it's just like her essence is vaguely a part of the wolf, I have no clue.

It's also possible the wolf is like a manifestation of her spirit, and she doesn't have a real

physical form, and she just appears to help Sabine and Ezra out of whatever dire situation

they appear to be in.

It could be any number of things, and I don't have the answers to that.

I also don't have the answers to how she learned to turn into a wolf.

I'm certain it has something to do with the Convor, which Filoni said was an avatar

for another being in Star Wars.

I've heard Stupendous Wave theorize that the convor is related in some way to the Daughter,

and I can see where he's coming from.

The Daughter already sacrificed herself to bring Ahsoka back to life, and if her spirit

were able to survive in another form, a birdlike form, which is a form she was able to take

on, then I could see her helping Ahsoka out.

Another option I see is the Bendu.

In an interview on the Star Wars show, Filoni pointed out that wolves are seen as dangerous

animals, but also as spirit guides and that they have these light and dark sides and he

mentioned the balance of the Force, which is all very reminiscent of the Bendu.

As far as we know, Ahsoka never met the Bendu, but the first time we see that convor in Rebels

is on Atollon, and we see the Bendu with multiple convors after his introduction.

Considering Ahsoka's neither a Jedi nor a Sith, I think the Bendu could have taken

a liking to her and then guided her through whatever underworld she had to pass through

in order to learn to retain her consciousness.

We currently only know of one way in Star Wars for Force users to live on after death,

and that's the Force ghosts.

But Rebels, the films, and other stories have shown us more and more belief systems in the

Force.

There's more than one way to relate with the Force, so it makes sense that there would

be more than one way to achieve eternal life to some degree.

Again, I don't know if she has eternal life, or how much of her spirit is within that wolf,

or if she truly is a wolf at all.

I could be way off the mark, but based on the clues we've been given, I think it fits.

The artwork and Filoni's comments that Ahsoka's next appearance would be unexpected are especially

telling.

So that's my guess.

Ahsoka is a wolf now.

If I'm honest, I think that's pretty bizarre, but if it turns out to be true, then it's

obvious Dave has been planning this for quite a while, and I trust the guy.

Ahsoka is his character, and even if I don't see it right now, I think he knows what he's

doing.

But what do you guys think?

Do you think she's a wolf, or have I gone off the deep end?

Let me know your own thoughts and theories in the comments!

If you haven't already please like this video, subscribe to the channel to keep up

with Star Wars news and lore videos every single day, follow me on Twitter, Instagram,

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As always, thanks for watching and may the Force be with you!

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Quantum Service – The All In One - Duration: 9:20.

Quantum Service � The All In One

It�s not what you do or don�t do that makes all the difference, but rather how and

why you do what you do, or don�t do, that changes the entire world�quite literally�I

might add.

New science is verifying this to be fact.

One might �do their part� by volunteering at a soup kitchen, making a contribution to

alleviate a shortage of volunteers.

That by itself could be seen as a linear kind of service.

The kitchen needed 5 volunteers, and you reduced that need by one.

All good.

BUT, there�s something way more profound going on here while you were making soup,

or thinking about making soup.

What energy moved you to volunteer?

What energy moved through you as you performed the act?

What internal obstacles did you face as you chose the action?

What you did on an internal level is where the quantum level of service comes in.

New science is proving beyond any shadow of a doubt that we are all connected in ways

more profound than we imagined.

We are living in the days of what was hidden and concealed, is now being revealed.

One of the aspects of new science has to do with the entire universe, (or multiverse for

that matter) being a holographic projection.

An aspect of this reality is the reality of �fractals�, that �any part contains

the entire whole�, where the molecular structure for instance of a grain of sand is identical

to the structure of a galaxy or a black hole.

Both carry, or rather ARE deep intelligence, quite beyond our limited minds to comprehend.

The new science confirms what so many of our personal intuitions have long been aware of.

Whether it�s through intuition, or new emerging science, or a combination of both, we are

left in a state of reverence and awe.

The more we look, the more we see what we never saw, that we weren�t ready to see,

but are now being invited into.

What the intuitions and new science are revealing to us is the profound interconnection of all

things.

From this it is quite clear, that what is done by one, and for one, is actually done

to and for The All.

This tells us that the motive ground is the quantum ground because of this interconnection.

What this means is that none of us are any less �consciousness evolving and learning

its way to love� than anyone else.

We may esteem an ascended teacher or guide for their example and contribution, but, in

truth, that esteem resonates to us that we ARE that teacher or guide on a quantum level.

If an act of love was ever imprinted on consciousness by anyone, you can find that imprint inside

of THE ALL of your own personal consciousness.

There is only one consciousness, and you have a lease on it, as an individuated part of

it.

This is such crazy cool stuff, I find it hard to write!

Being logical and present to the mind keeps collapsing into awe and reverence.

And maybe, that�s the greatest contribution right there�moments spent in awe in reverence,

by consciousness (you) looking at consciousness (the essence of all things) and consciousness

looking back at you.

So let�s say that in order to pitch in at the soup kitchen, you had a deep personal

process of feeling the part of you that holds judgment about people who �let themselves

go down hill� and through it all, you came to find that you had your own �inner derelict�

and downtrodden part of yourself buried by a more functional part of you.

And in this process, you had great tears of homecoming to yourself to finally to find

and feel this fear ground inside yourself, as well as this part of you working so hard

in fear to avoid becoming �like them� and all of this was, in large part, your real

motive ground for being the hardworking and focused person you are.

Wow, now, you�ve just moved consciousness itself very much inside of yourself and made

that movement available and uploaded it to the entire interconnected multiverse-wide-web

of the love that we are and made it available for free download to any who are ready and

willing to inhabit similar growth steps.

Now, you did something so much more than fill an empty volunteer space.

You transformed consciousness.

And even cooler still, you did it before you focused outward.

Your deepest and truest service to self was the quantum service to the all.

Everything you felt, that was difficult to feel moved the universe inside of you and

also moved the entire universe in the process.

In a fractal reality, one cannot be moved without the other, for there actually is only

one �uni�-verse.

Then, another step is feeling the deeper reality that out beyond the projected reality of time

and space, in �no-time� and �no-space�, is where you can feel and download these movements

that technically haven�t happened �anywhere� �yet�.

All the courage you need for any step that you need to take already exists on a quantum

level.

So, if that�s true, then any movement we make internally draws upon and replenishes

this interconnected web of quantum energy in an infinite multiplication kind of way

energizing it for others.

Now this feels true for those working in and on negative timelines also.

They download and make negative contributions that then get energized out to others.

However, because there is ONLY love, even those energizing evil are actually, and can

actually, ONLY be in service of love�ultimately speaking.

Only love is real, all else is love�s projected illusion or theatre to tell it�s story.

So what all of this means again, in part at least, is that everything you feel, and desire,

and courageously choose in your deepest dark night of the soul kind of experience that

no one sees IS the quantum service contribution to The All.

What feels so private in personal healing process couldn�t actually be more public.

We are fast entering the age of transparency and the end of secrecy; the age of abundance

and the end of scarcity.

We retain personal space and boundaries, but our �walls� are turning to glass�or

crystal actually, as we inhabit our own personal Ascension and light body.

All that is not love falls away to reveal the love that we are.

Here and now we don�t simply give to others through linear acts of kindness, but instead

are a literal machine that multiplies and manufactures love into the infinite and abundant

multiverse of love that we all are

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International Fugitive Who Faked Vaccine Research A TRUE Story of a CDC Criminal Conspiracy - Duration: 17:53.

International Fugitive Who Faked Vaccine Research A TRUE Story of a CDC Criminal Conspiracy

by Edward Morgan

If you don�t know the story of Poul Thorsen, CDC vaccine researcher, fraudster, con artist

and an international fugitive from justice, you don�t know the real story about the

CDC at all.

(And the vaccine industry hopes you never find out�)

The best book on this subject is called Master Manipulator � The Explosive True Story of

Fraud Embezzlement and Government Betrayal at the CDC by James Ottar Grundvig.

You can find the book at this Barnes & Noble link.

The book features a foreword by famed investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson and an introduction

by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. from the World Mercury Project.

I strongly urge you to get this book.

Amazon.com also has it available in hardcover or kindle editions.

Every member of Congress should be required to read this book.

It�s that explosive.

It tells the shocking but true story of deep corruption and criminality inside the CDC�

a story the entire corporate-run media (CNN, NYT, WashPo etc.) deliberately covers up to

deceive the American public.

Here, I�m reprinting the Foreward and Introduction to give you a taste of what you�ll find

in the book.

What you�re about to read here will astonish and anger you because it pulls back the veil

on a criminal cabal known as the CDC that�s engaged in a felony racketeering operation

that should be investigated under RICO Act laws.

Read on and decide for yourself� (if you cite any of the text below, be sure to give

credit to the book called �Master Manipulator� by James Ottar Grundvig).

FOREWORD BY SHARYL ATTKISSON

Today fraudulent research and corruption are sadly becoming more commonplace.

The case of Poul Thorsen, for example, stands out in terms of shameless audacity�stealing

grant money meant for autism research.

His actions only add to the questions of alleged corruption surrounding the Danish Studies

designed to erase any association between vaccines and autism, sponsored by the world�s

premier public health agency: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

One might expect fraud and corruption in government, but many Americans will be surprised to hear

of it inside the CDC, the same agency that fumbled the arrival of Ebola virus on US shores

in 2014.

The fact that the CDC would contract with the likes of Dr. Thorsen on the crucial research

of vaccines and autism, and never consider setting aside his findings after his twenty-two-count

criminal indictment, speaks to the waning credibility of the world�s premiere public

health agency.

INTRODUCTION BY ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.

Statistics don�t lie, the saying goes, but statisticians do.

As an environmental lawyer and veteran of hundreds of legal battles with some of the

world�s biggest polluters, I know that statistical�or epidemiological studies�are the go-to weapon

of industry junk scientists.

These hired guns�so-called tobacco scientists�know that �fixing the science� or an epidemiological

study is as easy as lighting up a smoke.

For example, one could easily design an epidemiological study to �prove� that sex does not make

one pregnant.

The trick is simply to get rid of all the pregnant people before one analyzes the data.

Now you have a study that shows lots of people having sex without consequence.

Voila!

That�s one of the many tricks CDC�s star biostitute, Poul Thorsen, used to deceive

the public about the evidence linking mercury laced vaccines to autism.

Prior to conducting his MMR study, Thorsen used �exclusions� to eliminate children

with autism from the target population.

Employing this and an inventory of other magician subterfuges, Thorsen authored a Danish study

that CDC, for years, has been presenting as its gold standard evidence that thimerosal

doesn�t cause autism.

This is a story of how CDC used a con man to gull the public and ended up getting conned

itself!

Poul Thorsen is a world-class villain whose manipulation of health data gave CDC and big

pharma what they wanted: a report clearing thimerosal of any possible role in the autism

crisis.

His story merits a book-length expose because the fraud he casually helped orchestrate has

had a monumental impact on the health of millions of children globally.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) most often cites Poul Thorsen�s crooked research

as the final word on the controversy linking vaccines to autism.

CDC rarely mentions that Poul Thorsen is the subject of a twenty-two-count, 2011 indictment

by the U.S. Department of justice for wire fraud and money laundering in connection with

more than $1 million in research grants that he pilfered from CDC while he ginned up fraudulent

studies to �prove� that vaccines don�t cause autism.1 His crimes have won him a mug

shot on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services� (HHS) �most wanted�

list.2 Thorsen�s former employer, Aarhus University�Denmark�s university hospital

system�permanently expelled him from practice in 2010.The fact that he is roaming free in

Denmark and is easy to find, despite the federal indictment, indicates a lack of enthusiasm

by HHS to file the necessary extradition papers and press for his capture.

The agency has good reason to fear that a public trial would expose the pervasive corruption

throughout CDC�s vaccine division and the fragility of the science supporting CDC�s

claims about vaccine safety.

(A video discussing the truth behind vaccines.)

Dr. Thorsen is one of seven co-authors and the data manager for the two leading foreign

studies offered by CDC as the foundation for its claims that vaccines do not cause autism.

For nearly a decade, critics have pointed out that CDC�s Danish studies are thinly

veiled flimflam.3 Besides employing the threadworm gimmick of manipulating exclusions to selectively

eliminate kids, on some studies, with autism diagnoses from the study pool, Thorsen and

his co-author used another novel dodge to �exculpate� mercury-laced vaccines.

Thorsen�s trick was not even a sophisticated brand of junk science, but it was a devastatingly

effective way to deliver the conclusion CDC wanted.

Thorsen�s Madsen et al. 2003 (�Madsen 2003�),4 purported to exonerate thimerosal�the

mercury-based vaccine preservative as the causative agent in the autism epidemic by

showing that autism rates in Denmark increased after the Danish government removed thimerosal

from vaccines in 1992.5 But even the most casual critic could see that the increase

in Danish autism was illusory since it was not actually based on an increased incidence

of the disease.

It was simply an artifact of Denmark�s new reporting protocols.

Here�s how Thorsen and his cronies pulled off this fraud: In 1993, the same year Denmark

removed thimerosal-containing vaccines from distribution, it coincidentally required,

for the first time, that outpatient autism cases be reported on the government s national

disease registry.

Prior to 1993, only inpatient cases were reported.

These represented less than 10 percent of the total.

Denmark�s new reporting protocols increased the reported autism incidence cases by nearly

1300 percent.

Dr.Thorsen and his pals took advantage of that artificial rise to suggest that real

autism incidence had increased following thimerosal�s ban.The authors also violated established

peer-review scientific protocols by deleting the entire 2001-year class of seven-year-olds

from the final published version.6 That deletion was flagrant research fraud.

The 2001 cohort was the first to be entirely free from thimerosal exposure in their vaccines.

The subsequent analysis (Gronborg et al. 2013) of that data showed a steady decline in autism

rates over a ten-year period following the removal of thimerosal in 1992.

Emails obtained under the Freedom of Information laws show that Thorsen, his co-authors, and

CDC officials were all aware of these frauds when they published the study.

Responsible journals, including Lancet and JAMA, rejected the Madsen study.

It took a letter from the CDC�s Jose Cordero, then director of its new National Center for

Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD),7 to strong-arm a lesser journal,

Pediatrics, to finally publish the study.

Pediatrics has earned notoriety as a frequent publisher of vaccine industry junk science.

Pediatrics raises a substantial portion of its operating budget from vaccine makers.

Pediatrics is the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, which is notorious

for its conflicts with big donors.

In 2016, the AAP was forced to drop its multi-million donor, Coca-Cola, as it�s only �gold sponsor.�

In exchange for $3 million over six years, AAP had been shilling for the sugary drink

maker, which it called a distinguished company due to Coke�s commitment to �better the

health of children worldwide.

AAP only ended the mercenary romance when published exposes disclosed that Coke had

been paying hired scientists to fix the science to �prove� that sugary drinks were not

the culprit in the obesity epidemic.

At the 2007 National Academy of Sciences/Institute of Medicine (IOM) meeting, �Autism and the

Environment: Challenges and Opportunity for Research,� Dr. Irva Hertz-Picciotti, an

internationally renowned environmental epidemiologist from the University of California, Davis,

criticized the Madsen 2003 study for deliberately blurring outpatient and inpatient data sets:

�The study, therefore is not a rigorous design, because you cannot compare the before

and after periods because of artifacts in how the database was constructed, and specifically

how it changed over time.� When CDC scientists finally took an authentic look at the Danish

autism data a decade later, they demolished the conclusions in Madsen 2003.

CDC�s subsequent study, Gronborg et al. 2013, published in JAMA Pediatrics8 directly

contradicted Thorsen and Madsen.

Gronborg and her co-authors found a 33 percent drop in autism spectrum disorder incidence

in Denmark following the withdrawal of thimerosal in 1992.

Thorsen was also data manager for Kreesten Madsen�s companion study on the MMR vaccine,

Madsen et al 2002.9 That study used similar deceptive statistical devices and flawed data

to �prove� MMR safety.10 That study employed CDC�s trademark ruse of including many children

who were too young to receive the autism diagnosis, which at that point usually occurred at age

four in Denmark.

CDC epidemiologists have consistently used this ploy in their phony autism research to

dampen the autism signal in various studies.The 2002 Madsen MMR study also included a substantial

number of unvaccinated children and employed a suite of other statistical gimmicks to mask

the association with the MMR vaccine and dampen the autism signal.

Having trained in CDC�s sophisticated fraud during his apprenticeship with the two notorious

Madsen studies, it�s no wonder that Poul Thorsen felt so at ease stealing more than

$1 million that CDC had directed Thorsen to spend on managing data for those and other

studies.

As James Grundvig brilliantly points out in the pages that follow, without Poul Thorsen,

there would have been no Danish studies for the CDC to misuse all these years as the spear

tip for its propaganda campaign on vaccine safety.

However, Grundvig gives us more; Thorsen was not a lone bad apple.

Grundvig shows that CDC insiders, including Dr. Frank DeStefano (Director of the Immunization

Safety Office); Dr. Marshalyn-Yeargin-Allsopp (Head of the Developmental Disabilities Branch);

Dr. Diana Schendel, a CDC epidemiologist research scientist and Thorsen s longtime girlfriend,

who in 2014 took a permanent position in the epidemiology department at Aarhus University,

where Thorsen committed the theft of autism research money; and Dr. Coleen Boyle (Director

of the National Center for Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities) fully supported

and orchestrated Thorsen s fraud.

Boyle made her bones at CDC as lead investigator of 1984-1987 Congressional investigation of

Agent Orange.

In that post, Boyle and her team reported: �no association� between the jungle defoliant

dioxin and the grim inventory of rare cancers and autoimmune diseases that sickened tens

of thousands of U.S. troops who fought in the war.

Her work allowed the government to deny benefits and treatment for sickened soldiers for five

years.

In 1990, the Pentagon admitted during congressional hearings that Agent Orange was indeed the

culprit.Today, Boyle is the director of CDC�s National Center for Birth Defects and Developmental

Disabilities.

According to Dr. William Thompson, a seventeen-year CDC senior vaccine safety scientist and current

CDC employee who recently filed for whistleblower status, Boyle and her team of researchers

committed research fraud in a subsequent 2004 American study to conceal numbers suggesting

that the MMR vaccine was associated with higher rates of autism in African-American children.

Poul Thorsen, the Master Manipulator, is the dark wizard of a federal agency that is steeped

in corruption and compromised by financial entanglements with the pharmaceutical industry.

Thorsen participated in a criminal conspiracy with his CDC bosses to distort science and

fleece the American taxpayer.

He then turned on his cronies and stole the money CDC paid him to conjure up his phony

research.

Thorsen�s greatest crime, however, is the epidemic of millions of children with developmental

disabilities who are the legacy of his fraud.

Dr. Poul Thorsen should be arrested and brought back to the United States to stand trial and

receive justice.

If that happens, we might see those

in the CDC who sponsored his fraud be held finally accountable.

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Decisions About Rolling Over Your 401(k) or 403(b) - Duration: 1:19.

A lot of people ask what you do when you leave an employer where you've got money in the

employer's retirement plan.

I'm talking for defined contribution now.

For a 401(k) or a 403(b), for example.

Some 401(k)s are very well run, like the one that we had at IBM.

Some of them are maybe not so well run.

So if you're leaving IBM then you should definitely leave your money at IBM because it's very

well run.

If you're going to a company that has high fees or doesn't have a good family of funds

offered in the lineup or that you think maybe isn't paying attention to the plan as well

as they should, maybe you should roll it into the plan of your new employer.

If the new employer's plan is good.

You could also roll it into an IRA.

If you're leaving a place and you don't want to leave it there and you're going to a place

where you don't know anything about the 401(k) or the 403(b) maybe you should roll it into

a low cost IRA.

That's another good offering for you.

So as I say, it's not an easy decision but make sure to make the decision wisely based

on where you're coming from and where you're going to.

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Swedish Dollar Store Tour - Duration: 10:37.

Look, this is the one I would want if I got an apple watch.

It's so pretty

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Trump's millennial problem The snowflakes are becoming a blizzard - Duration: 14:37.

Trump�s millennial problem: The snowflakes are becoming a blizzard

Millennials, those born between 1981 and 1997, have become the generation the right loves

to hate. Only days after the November election, Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway appeared on

Fox News Channel�s �Hannity� to discuss the outbreak of anti-Trump protests. Rather

than take seriously the issues that voters were protesting, Conway chose to use this

as an opportunity to denigrate young voters: �We are just treating these adolescents

and millennials like precious snowflakes.�

Accusations of being snowflakes, entitled, whiners and slackers have constantly been

leveled at our nation�s young adults. They�ve even been described as �the lamest generation.�

But the attacks on millennials by those on the right have been especially vicious. Back

in 2015 Breitbart ran �7 Reasons Millennials are the Worst Generation.�

The right-wing attacks on millennials aren�t just vicious; they are old and tired. In fact,

Trump supporter Bill O�Reilly gets credit for being at the forefront of these assaults.

Well before his recent scandal, O�Reilly had trouble attracting the younger demographic

to his caustic punditry. His viewers traditionally skew to seniors. Rather than think about why

younger viewers didn�t want to tune in to his show, he referred to young viewers who

preferred Jon Stewart as �stoned slackers.�

There is nothing new about older generations insulting the young; even the so-called Greatest

Generation was criticized for being �over-mothered.� But the attacks on millennials do have a new

edge and intensity to them. Political scientist Russell Dalton argues that millennial Americans

may be the most disparaged generation of young people in our nation�s history.

But here�s the catch. In 2015, millennials became the largest voting bloc in the nation,

overtaking baby boomers. And, despite the hype, millennials are voting. Even more, they

are protesting and organizing and making their voices heard. And one thing they are saying

is that they don�t like the Trump administration.

It isn�t news to say that the GOP has a millennial problem. In fact, millennials have

long expressed disgust in the two-party system in general, but they have been especially

wary of a Donald Trump administration. Leading up to the election, there was a sharp division

between millennials of color and white millennials. Polls showed that 67 percent of black youth

and 36 percent of Latino youth were �scared� of the possibility of a Trump presidency.

Despite the fact that the general myth is that millennials are lazy, selfish and unengaged,

overall turnout in the 2016 election was slightly higher than 2012. And overall political engagement

by millennials is higher than we have seen for young people in decades. Unsurprisingly,

most of the millennials who voted for Trump were white. While Trump drew more millennials

than had been expected, he still only won one-third of young voters.

But those few millennials who did support Trump are turning on him. A new study by GenForward

shows that 57 percent of millennials see Trump�s presidency as illegitimate, including about

three-quarters of blacks and large majorities of Latinos and Asians.

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Overall, only 22 percent of young adults approve of the job Trump is doing as president, while

62 percent disapprove. GenForward polls further show that across all racial and ethnic groups

the majority of millennials disapprove of Trump. With 71 percent of African-Americans

and even 55 percent of whites against him. They are overwhelmingly negative on his policies

and his demeanor.

Those who study millennials knew that even if Trump pulled out a win in 2016 �his insular

appeal to his preponderantly white coalition has exposed the party to a clear long-term

risk.� As the Atlantic reported before the 2016 vote, �Win or lose, all evidence suggests

Trump is further alienating a Millennial generation that is already cool to the GOP � and is

poised to become the electorate�s largest cohort in 2020.�

During the campaign Trump tried to appeal to millennials by running an ad with his kids.

It was a stunning failure.

The ad featured a photo of his three millennial-aged children and suggested that a vote for Trump

was a vote to change the system. The response to the ad offered the Trump team a special

dose of millennial snark when it turned into the meme of the week. Jokes compared the Trumps

to �Batman v Superman,� �Children of the Corn,� �The Purge,� �American

Psycho, �Harry Potter� antagonist Draco Malfoy and many other pop culture references.

Ivanka has also failed to appeal to our nation�s young adults. Millennials, especially females,

were supposed by wooed by Ivanka Trump, who was repeatedly billed as the moderate who

could keep her dad in check. That, of course, was before it became clear that she doesn�t

even understand what the word �complicit� means.

A new poll shows that only 21 percent of young women have a favorable view of Ivanka and

only 32 percent of millennial males like her. She draws approval from only 9 percent of

millennial women who identify as Democrats.

While that survey indicated that young women are basically unhappy with the whole Trump

team, the low numbers for Ivanka suggest that the millennial demographic isn�t buying

the idea that she supports issues that matter to them: �If these women continue to have

a negative impression of her, Ivanka may need to rethink her strategy for convincing them

that she is serious about her mission of empowerment.�

What may be more astonishing is the idea that anyone ever thought that Ivanka could be a

champion for working women. Millennials have a special knack for seeing through bullshit

and their one common personality trait is skepticism. So it is little surprise that

they don�t trust the Trump team and they see through the Ivanka artifice.

Millennials are also pulling away from party politics � a sign that both Republicans

and Democrats should take seriously. A new poll by Accel and Qualtrics finds that:

41 percent of millennials don�t attach to a party

91 percent of millennials believe everyone is entitled to basic health care

86 percent of millennials say they are entitled to a livable wage since 61 percent of people

making minimum wage are millennials living with student debt and living back at home

This data reveals that millennials may be frustrated by the two-party duopoly, but that

doesn�t mean that they don�t have clear political issues that matter to them.

Millennials are the first generation in U.S. history to graduate from college with debilitating

debt. Average student debt is $35,000. That is a financial burden older generations simply

did not have. And millennials earn about 20 percent less than their parents did. On top

of that their loans carry high interest rates. Attorney Sean Goodbody explains that �Some

of the primary loan types carry interest rates of 6.8 percent, 7.8 percent, or even 8.5 percent.

For comparison, the average interest rate for a 30-year mortgage is 3.94 percent.�

This financial reality means millennials want work, and yet millennials are disproportionately

unemployed. As Forbes reported in August, �The data is actually pretty scary: 44 percent

of college grads in their 20s are stuck in low-wage, dead-end jobs, the highest rate

in decades, and the number of young people making less than $25,000 has also spiked to

the highest level since the 1990s.�

A record number of college graduates work a minimum-wage job. So it�s little surprise

that wages are of major importance to them.

Rather than take their concerns seriously, though, they find their social causes denigrated

by the Trump right. Only a few days after the inauguration, Breitbart ran a piece that

suggested that the millennial left needed to �stop being so offended.� The piece

explained that the term �snowflake� had been adopted by conservative commentators

to describe the contingent of whiny, self-absorbed millennials. The term meant that they needed

to stop �reacting to things� they found offensive.

But here�s the thing: No matter how much this generation gets bullied, they aren�t

going to back down. They are justifiably pissed and they have the numbers and the willpower

to effect change. Condemning them for protesting causes they believe in will only backfire.

The problem with millennial bashing isn�t only that it�s a bad idea to undercut the

youth who represent the future of the nation, and it isn�t only that it�s a suicidal

political strategy; it�s that it assumes that millennials are not concerned about legitimate

issues. One of the reasons why the extreme assault on millennials � on their character

and their causes � is so disturbing is that we are attacking the very generation that

we have done the worst job of supporting.

But if you listen to Conway, you�d think that these young voters are protesting because

their feelings are hurt. The attacks come from the Democrats, too � don�t forget

that Hillary Clinton offered her own share of disrespect to millennial issues. There

is a real tendency to disregard the valid concerns of millennials. Whenever they raise

their voices, they are likely to come under attack for being whiny and spoiled.

But the snowflakes are gathering in force. This is a generation that is extremely savvy

politically and active socially. This is also one of the most optimistic generations we

have seen in decades. They might be sick of the system, but they are ready to work to

change it. They are the most educated generation and they have experienced significant economic

and political insecurity. That combination � a challenging reality and an optimistic

outlook � is why they are such a political force.

Even more important, this is a generation that is drawing lines of connection across

parties and across generations. Their basic attitude of tolerance and inclusion will be

a powerful counter to the divisive polarization that has dominated right-wing politics. As

Jeffrey Sachs put it, millennials �are also decidedly less partisan, and will support

politicians who address their values and needs, including third-party aspirants.� As Arohi

Jain Rajvanshi explains in a piece encouraging millennials to work with Indivisible, millennials

care less about parties and more about �value based government.�

It�s worth remembering that the accusation of �snowflake� has spilled well outside

of the millennial age group. Recall that Milo Yiannopoulos used it to dismiss a protester

at a talk in Houston in September 2016 when he still worked with Breitbart, declaring

that it was his event, not the �silver-haired snowflake show.� �Madam,� he smirked,

�I�m grateful to you for coming, but to be quite honest with you, fuck your feelings.�

Yiannopoulos may be now disgraced, but that attitude still persists. The Guardian reported

that the term snowflake has expanded to basically refer to anyone who is fighting for social

change. If you are complaining, then you are called a whiny snowflake and told to toughen

up.

Anyone who disagrees with the Trump agenda is dismissed and insulted. But being passionate

and emotional about social problems does not mean that the protesters are weak, nor does

it mean that their concerns are not legitimate. The Trump team strategy of name-calling, shaming,

belittling and mocking millennials and their allies may make baby boomer Trump voters laugh,

but it is just enraging the general public.

Despite their efforts to sideline protesters, Trump and his team keep getting lower and

lower approval numbers and their failures continue to stack up. Looks like the snowflakes

are becoming a blizzard.

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[ TURN ON CC! ] TØP Emotional Roadshow @ Smoothie King Center: Highlight Video - Duration: 19:21.

[Fairly Local Intro]

[Heavydirtysoul]

Did you expect pretty singing? :^)

[Migraine]

oH NO NO NO NO

[Hometown]

[Message Man]

[Heathens]

Hello, and welcome to the show!

Would you please join me in welcoming with thunderous applause...

Joshua Dun!

[House of Gold]

[We Don't Believe What's on TV]

[Screen]

[The Judge]

[Lane Boy]

(Too hype... LOL)

h i g h w a y

(Told the audience to get as low as they could)

Let's go!

[Video]

[B STAGE: Ode to Sleep]

[Addict with a Pen]

You look great

[Cancer (My Chemical Romance)]

[Josh VS... Josh?]

(Tyler Joseph being held by the pit?!)

[Holding on to You]

NEW ORLEANS!!

Josh ready to juMP

[Tubthumping (Chumbawamba)]

[No Diggity (Blackstreet), along with Jon Bellion and Judah And The Lion]

[Where is the Love? (Black Eyed Peas and Justin Timberlake)]

[Ride]

(Pit holds up Josh and his drums?!)

[Stressed Out]

[Guns for Hands]

(Jon Bellion crowdsurfs... in a big hamster ball?)

Today's song is dedicated to anybody who waited in line today... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

안녕하세요!

[Tear in My Heart]

[Car Radio]

(that moment when the entire audience knows the rap 0:)

And now I just sit in SILENCE!

(Waiting for the encore...)

[Encore: Trees]

We didn't lose you, did we?

You know, we uh...

One time we played this show

with a really cool band called ONE OK ROCK in Japan

And we were playing during their show, obviously we were just an opener

They were playing for a...

BIG group of people.

And for their encore,

what they did was they, uh...

they waited a really long time.

And uh...

They actually went and got massages

during their encore- It was the weirdest thing I'd ever seen

And while we were having that technical difficulty,

our, uh...

electricity - the front of the house - completely shut down

We were working as hard as we could to get back on the stage

Luckily...

Everything is fixed now

We're ready to keep going

I thought back to that show where I saw that band

take like ten minutes of an encore to get massages

I thought that was the coolest thing ever, but

we were NOT getting massages and I wanted you to

know that we were

anxiously waiting to get backstage

to get back on the stage

So thank you so much for sticking around

I mean, Josh was massaging me, but, it's- you know- whatever

I gotta be honest with you

this city is one of the most alive, amazing, magical

cities we've ever played for, so thank you so much for doing that

Seriously, we had the honor of walking around not too long ago

And we just thought, "Man...

People always told me about

New Orleans and how the music can just

get you, it can...

it can infect you, it can influence you"

and I never really understood what they meant by that

until I spent a day here, and I gotta be honest with you

I totally understand now, and I can feel it in this room

so thank you so much for being passionate right now

Aye, would you please give it up for my good friend, Josh Dun on the drums over there

Hey, listen, if you were to have us back

we would absolutely love to come back to New Orleans

sometime to play for you again, yeah?

But until then...

♫ I know ♫

♫ we could stand ♫

♫ silent ♫

♫ in trees ♫

[Ending]

(We are Twenty One Pilots, and so are you...)

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Do Freudian Slips Mean Anything? - Duration: 5:26.

Have you ever been in a fight with your, like, significant other

and then accidentally called them your ex's name?

Or gone to a restaurant and asked for a table for sex instead of, like, for six?

Besides completely embarrassing yourself and creating a situation you're probably going to regret

for a long, long time, you made what's called a Freudian slip,

which is named after famous psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud.

According to Freud, these moments reveal your hidden desires—

so he would say you, like, had more on your mind than just dinner with your friends.

But it turns out that there isn't much truth behind that.

The concept of Freudian slips came from Freud's research

on the subconscious mind.

He believed that you aren't actually aware of your true desires

and that, instead, they're hidden in your subconscious.

Those desires often had something to do with sex,

since Freud thought bodily pleasure—

whether through sex or even through going to the bathroom—is your #1 motivator in life.

Some of his theories about this went a little too far—

like, he famously believed that healthy toddlers should be sexually attracted to their opposite-sex parent,

which isn't actually normal, or healthy.

To describe how he thought the mind worked,

Freud developed his theoretical model of the subconscious,

which breaks down your mind into three parts: the id, the superego, and the ego.

The id contains those basic instincts, which just want pleasure all the time,

while the superego has your morals and self-control.

Since these two parts are at odds with each other,

your ego acts like the referee:

its job is to manage those desires so you can be both responsible and satisfied.

Still, even with the ego, Freud believed those basic

desires could reveal themselves when you're talking,

and those moments came to be called Freudian slips—

or peni—

—or parapraxis if you're feeling fancy.

Freud's reasoning sort of makes sense,

but based on the evidence they've collected since then,

psychologists today don't think Freudian slips actually mean anything about your deeper desires.

Instead, they probably say more about how your brain processes language.

One key early experiment on Freudian slips was published

in the journal Human Communication Research back in 1979.

In the experiment, three groups of male undergraduates

were asked to read a list of words that would be easy to misspeak,

like 'back mud', and 'bat much', and 'mad bug'.

One group read the list while a provocatively-dressed lab assistant sat in the room,

and they made a lot more errors that had to do with sex—

like 'fast passion' instead of 'past fashion'.

Group two was hooked up to electrodes, and they were told

that there was a 70% chance they would be shocked.

The researchers didn't actually plan to shock them,

but the subjects didn't know that.

That group made more electricity-based errors—

like 'cursed wattage' instead of 'worst cottage'.

Group three was a control group and just read the list.

Based on those results, it seems like Freudian slips should hold some weight,

but the researchers took the experiment one step further.

They used a survey to measure how anxious the men in group one were about sex,

since the more anxious men would probably be more aware they were thinking about sex,

so they'd be more careful not to make mistakes.

But instead, they found the opposite: The most anxious men made the most mistakes.

So those so-called Freudian slips?

They didn't seem to have much to do with the subconscious.

Instead, they were probably examples of the ironic process theory,

aka the white bear problem,

which was first tested by Harvard psychologist Daniel Wegner in the late 1980s.

Don't think of a white bear.

Seriously, think of anything but a white bear.

So yeah, white bears, we've all got white bears.

That's the white bear problem.

If someone asks you not to think about something—like a white bear—

it's probably gonna be all you can think about.

So if you're scared of getting electrocuted or

embarrassing yourself in front of that cute lab assistant,

it's going to sneak into what you say, and other experiments have confirmed that.

In reality, Freudian slips are probably caused by the words themselves,

which was first suggested by one of Freud's critics,

a linguist named Rudolf Meringer.

By studying thousands of slips, researchers in psychology and linguistics

have found that if two words share a vowel

and would both make sense in the same sentence, there's a good chance you'll swap

the beginnings of the words.

That's because your vocabulary is roughly organized by how similar words sound

and what they mean, so it's easy to say one thing instead of another.

Most of the time, your brain catches those mistakes

before you realize it, but sometimes they sneak through.

Unfortunately for Freud, most psychologists think he was also wrong

about pretty much everything else, not just Freudian slips.

Still, some of his theories did form the basis for modern psychological research,

like one modern idea, called the society of mind model, says brain processes are a

result of thousands of different subsystems

all working together, and that was inspired by Freud's id, superego, and ego.

But even though they're especially fun to talk about,

Freudian slips didn't make the cut.

It might be hilarious to make fun of people for when they ask for a table for sex,

but that doesn't necessarily mean that they want a table for sex.

Language is just—language, uh,

talking—language and talking—it's just really hard.

Thank you for watching this episode of SciShow Psychology, especially to all of our patrons

on Patreon who made this whole channel happen!

And I've just loved watching all these episodes come together, and I really like it, so thank you for that.

If you wanna help us out with money, you can go to patreon.com/scishow.

And if you wanna help us out with watching, you can go to youtube.com/scishowpsych and subscribe.

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What Happens If You Drink Blood - Duration: 3:33.

Hello everyone.

With such a high interest in vampires these days, they're all over television, movies,

and bookstore shelves, many people may be wondering if humans really can survive as

vampires.

Turns out, sucking blood isn't just fiction fun.

In 2011, a 19-year-old Texas man named Lyle Bensley allegedly broke into a woman's apartment

and bit her on the neck.

This was not bedroom playacting between lovers.

Bensley claimed to be a centuries-old vampire who needed blood to stay alive.

The woman escaped and called police, and Lyle, the would-be vampire was arrested for assault.

But, the whole point here, is it safe to drink blood?

In very small amounts , say, a few teaspoons, and if the blood is free from pathogens such

as the many blood-borne diseases, blood might not harm you.

Beyond that, watch out.

The strange fact is, blood, when drank, is toxic.

When confined to places where blood is supposed to be, such as the heart, vessels, and so

on, it is essential for life.

But when ingested it's a very different story.

Of course all toxins have doses, and just as a tiny bit of poison won't necessarily

harm you, the more you eat or drink, the greater the danger.

Because blood is so rich in iron, and because the body has difficulty excreting excess iron,

any animal that consumes blood regularly runs a risk of iron overdose.

While iron is necessary for all animals, and indeed most life, in high doses it can be

toxic.

This condition, called haemochromatosis, can cause a wide variety of diseases and problems,

including liver damage, buildup of fluid in the lungs, dehydration, low blood pressure,

and nervous disorders.

Even so, blood-feeding in humans seems to be more common than one might expect.

John Edgar Browning of Georgia Tech, who has researched the practice, suggests in a BBC

article that thousands of people across the United States drink blood for various reasons.

Some of these people say the oxygen- and iron-enriched substance gives them energy, and none of the

drinkers interviewed by Browning have had any ill effects from their behavior,

so perhaps they didn't overdo the blood meals.

Unlike humans, the bodies of animals that digest blood have adapted specialized digestive

mechanisms.

For instance, the vampire bat.

The vampire bat requires an enormous intake of iron, which helps make hemoglobin for carrying

oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues.

Yet the iron intake is generally higher than what the bat needs, so it has a special process

for secreting the excess.

When ingested, the blood goes through a tract that's adapted for extracting nutrients.

Research on this system suggests that bats have a mucous membrane along the intestinal

tract that acts as a barrier to prevent too much iron from getting into their bloodstreams.

You, however, are not a vampire bat.

Because humans did not evolve such an iron-extracting mechanism, drinking blood can kill us.

If you're thinking of sampling human blood, make sure there's a doctor handy, for you,

not your victim.

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TI 84 Plus CE Convert Fahrenheit to Celsius Temperature - Duration: 3:18.

Hi this is Rob.

We are going to convert temperatures from fahrenheit to celsius using the Science Tools

App that is built into the TI 84 Plus CE Graphing Calculator.

To open the Science Tools App, press the apps button here.

This Applications screen appears.

Go down to number 10, Science Tools and press enter.

This screen appears.

Press the enter button again.

This screen appears.

Go down to number 2 and press enter.

This screen appears.

There are many different types of units that we can convert, length, area, volume, time,

temperature, velocity, etcetera.

In this video, we are only going to convert temperature.

So choose number five and press enter.

This screen appears.

This is where we will enter our temperature for conversion.

But first I will explain what each of these temperatures are.

This is Celsius, a unit of temperature that is commonly used around the world and in the

science community.

Celsius bases the boiling point of water at 100 degrees and the freezing point of water

at 0 degrees.

This is Kelvin.

The kelvin is the primary unit of temperature measurement in the physical sciences.

This is Fahrenheit.

Fahrenheit is a temperature scale that bases the boiling point of water at 212 degrees

and the freezing point of water at 32 degrees.

This is Rankine.

You will probably not be using this temperature measurement.

OK, we are going to convert 80 degrees fahrenheit to celsius.

Enter an 80 here.

Now using the right arrow button, move the upper cursor to fahrenheit.

Then press the enter button.

So, this is what we have after pressing the enter button.

This app converts everything to scientific notation.

This means we have 8 times 10 to the first.

Which is equal to 80.

Now we want to choose the temperature unit that we want to convert to, in this case convert

to celsius.

Use the left arrow button to move the upper cursor to celsius here.

Now press the enter button.

And here is the answer.

2.666667 times 10 to the first Celsius.

To convert this answer to normal notation, press this Export button here, which is the

button below, the zoom button here.

Nothing will happen after you press the zoom button.

Now we need to get out of this app by pressing the blue 2nd button and this mode button.

This screen appears.

Now press the 2nd and mode buttons again.

This screen appears.

Now press the Exit button, which is the button below Exit, the y equals button.

And there is our answer in scientific notation.

Now, just press the enter button to see the answer in regular notation.

There it is.

80 degrees fahrenheit is 26.66 degrees celsius.

OK, that is it.

That is how to convert temperatures from fahrenheit to celsius using the Science Tools App that

is built into the TI 84 Plus CE Graphing Calculator.

If you like this video, please give it a thumbs up and please subscribe to this channel.

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